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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
8
Wm Taylor visits Price for business this week while Dr W W Lewis stays in town today. Ohwo Turter of Jensen is in Price on Thursday for business.
Mr and Mrs Amasa Caldwell of Jensen were in town Monday evening as business visitors.
Bishop and Mrs Fred Wall of Jensen were in town Tuesday on business. The pair traveled to the area for local engagements and meetings with community leaders.
Helen Hermastreet plans a trip with her brother Glen to Logan at week’s end to register at AO. Uintah State Bank and the Trarmers Market both received new exterior paint this week.
Elwood Gee of Provo is visiting for a few days at the C. W. Sho walter home.
21 J Hansen travels to Provo on Saturday to spend time with his daughter Mrs Gilbert Childs during the visit.
James Hemstreet came back Wednesday from Salt Lake City where he had been on business for several days.
Harold Wallinger leaves Monday for Bennett to serve as principal of the school for the coming winter term.
Mrs Tom Morgan and her daughter Mrs Claude Boyd of the K ranch are in Vere nal today as business visitors.
Miss Mildred Trailey will teach school in Jen Ren this year. She was accompanied by her sister Beatrice Nalley who came from Verna where she formerly served as Primary Supervisor, marking notable personnel movement in the district.
Mrs Case Toller recently underwent an operation and is improving at this time according to medical staff.
Mr and Mrs C Go Mecknight of Jensen relocate to Vernal to establish a new home, marking a family move within Utah.
Mrs George E Adams led a group of 15 youngsters on an outing by car to Doca Beach on Friday. The event appears casual with no reported incidents or outcomes beyond the trip.
Mr and Mrs George Jenkins announce the birth of a baby girl born September 21.
Reports say a sale of 100000 spring feeder lambs occurred Wednesday at Rock Springs. The event involved regional sellers and buyers, highlighting a robust livestock trade in the area.
Harold Merkley departed Sunday morning for Provo to enroll as a sophomore at the D Y U for the coming academic year.
Mr and Mrs W Henderson returned Tuesday evening from East Galt Lake City where they had been on business.
Mr and Mrs Albert Hodgkinson announce the birth of a baby boy weighing eight pounds born in September.
Miss Lorna Murray deputy county clerk plans to leave Friday for Provo to enroll as a sophomore at Brigham Young University. She will register as a student and begin her studies in the upcoming term.
Dotor Homer FE Rich travels to Rexburg Idaho to be at his ailing mother's bedside as she remains critically ill. The situation prompts local concern and family support across the community.
Mrs Zelda McLean left this Thursday morning for Heh tr where she will stay as a guest at the home of her brother, City Attorney Thorit Hatch.
Miss Ruth Johnson resigns from the Bank of Vernal and will enroll at USAC in Logan next week. Clyde Johnson will replace her at the bank.
Services will be held in St Paula Episcopal Church Sunday at 8:00 am according to John Leacher vicar who will preside.
Forrest Adams was brought to a school in Salt Lake City last week by Afra George E Adams.
Dr Farl Lewis arrived back from Wyoming after a month away and plans to open an optical and jewelry shop in town. He will establish a full service store offering glasses and fine jewelry.
Mrs Sewell Massey came back Wednesday from Salt Lake City with her daughter Virginia who had been staying at the home of Dean Gibson for some time.
Attorney Worlings Calder with son Neldon and daughter Helen departed today for Provo to register Miss Calder as a sophomore at the D Y U.
Mr and Mrs Blaine Lee and their family moved to Lapoint for the winter. Mr Lee will teach at the local school there.
A straw stack fire at the Mentzer Caldera home on Wednesday spread near the farm. With no wind, flames were quickly brought under control and did not envelope the property.
Social events fill the Vernal area with gatherings and notices. Mr and Mrs C A Erickson plan a move to Galt Lake City while Mrs Erickson and children vacation with her mother Mrs John N Davis. Marriage licenses issued to Erner Mundt and Lois Dow in Glenwood Springs. Camp Vernal Daughters of Utah Pioneers hosted an outdoor social at Scout Park with 25 attendees. Joty Cookers honored their mothers with a green and orange themed gathering, featuring piano duet by Gwena Eaton and Marjorie Duke, a fruit and clothing judging lecture by Alice Pedersen, and displays of canning work. Ladies Ald met with new officers, discussing plans for the year, while Relief Society at Vernal First Ward featured music, a violin duet, and talks on adult education and recreation.
The Vernal community notes Powell’s Grand Canyon expedition, its dangers and endurance, plus local events including the popular wedding of Ellis Ellen Long and Donald Rodney Barr at the Commercial Hotel. Public gatherings feature Sisterhood meetings, a Melon Bust outing at Green River, and several Sunday School parties with harvest games and dinners.
Carpenters busy replacing burned and scarred woodwork as plastering of the lobby and the property room continues.
Ellis Merkley left Sunday for Willow Creek to teach at the local school during the winter. Trurman Merkley and Ernest Wenderson accompanied him and returned that evening.
Vearl Garlock of Fairview and Alta Stewart of Price were granted a marriage license by the county clerk on September in a ceremony recorded as a union of the Garlock and Stewart families in the local newspaper.
Francis Harrison of Boise Idaho arrived Saturday with Mrs Harrison and son Philip and visited Mrs J D Massey in Helper. He will establish headquarters there as an employee of the Singer Sewing Machine Company and has been transferred to the Price territory.
Mr Noble introduced seven talks on student development and welcomed Miss Gillett and Miss Wente to the school. Miss Gillett spoke joyfully, Miss Wente read The Dear Story, Iris Manwaring played clarinet, and Neldon Richens with Marvin Singleton performed a cornet duet. Mr Morrill spoke on the Constitution during Constitution Week. A trip was offered by Weldon Bastian, Vernon Collier, and Alfred Caldwell.
Ulntah high school opens with a cooperative student body led by President Elmo Colton, Vice President Bernice Colton, and Secretary Tone Johnson. Enrollment reaches 397, suggesting a larger than prior year.
Last Friday the school presented a program led by Mtr YYinn who directed the school song inspiring everyone to do his best Bernice Colton gave the welcome speech and Mr Noble with Mr McConkie spoke.
The Uintah County High School hosts the annual opening dance this Friday. The hall will be filled with music lights and happiness. Winus six aces will perform and attendees are assured of a warm welcome and a good time.
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